Chapter 1376: Chapter 1476

“Okay…” I sighed in disappointment because the path led nowhere.

However, Andrew’s next words stopped me in my tracks.

“Debra, as far as I’m aware, all half-blood witches currently live with pureblood witches.

However, I investigated you when you were in a coma.

It looks like you are not a local.

I couldn’t find any information about you.

”

I was taken aback.

How was this possible?

It all seemed confusing.

Who was I? How did I end up here? Most importantly, how did I give birth in the wilderness?

Thousands of questions flooded my mind, causing a headache so intense that felt like thousands of needles were piercing my skull.

Unable to withstand it anymore, I cried out in pain.

“Ah!”

I clasped my head in my hands, feeling each nerve pulsating, causing bursts of pain.

“Who am I? Who am I really? Why am I here?”

Ivy was distressed to see me in this state.

“Dear, don’t think too much.

Let’s discuss it after you recover.

I’m as confused as you are.

I don’t understand what’s happening.

But there is always a reason behind everything.

Let’s take it slow.

One step at a time, okay?”

Andrew, too, was startled by my anguish.

“Debra, please don’t worry.

I will send people to investigate your identity and past.

I will definitely inform you as soon as I find any information.

”

Despite the unbearable pain, I hadn’t lost my senses.

Grateful for his assurance, I managed to thank him.

“Thank you, Mr.

Pierce.

That’s incredibly kind of you.

I was too impulsive earlier, doubting you.

I even attempted to attack you.

Please forgive me.

”

However, Andrew was kind enough to understand me.

“It’s okay.

I understand the pain of losing memory and not being able to recall anything.

It’s natural for you to get defensive.

”

However, before he could finish speaking, there was a knock on the door.

A nurse entered the room with a tray that contained medicines.

“Mr.

Pierce, it’s time to change the patient’s dressings.

Could you please step outside?”

Andrew nodded and stood up.

“Sure, go ahead.

”

Then, he turned and smiled at me.

“Debra, I’ll take my leave now.

”

Debra’s POV:

“Wait!” I called out as Andrew turned to leave.

My voice trembled with urgency.

“Mr.

Pierce, can I see my child? I need to see her.

”

Andrew stopped at my plea.

A knot formed in my stomach.

My memory was a blank slate, yet a powerful.

maternal instinct surged within me.

I yearned to see my child’s face, to know she was safe after my days of unconsciousness.

Andrew seemed to sense my worry.

He turned back, a gentle smile softening his features.

“Debra, don’t worry.

I’ve already arranged it.

After the nurse changes your dressing, she’ll bring your child.

Just a little longer, alright?”

Surprise flickered across my face.

He’d already taken care of it.

“Alright…” I conceded.